Editor’s Note: Dr. Mazza was one of the initial collaborators with me in the Scholasticum. He joined the debate about Pope Benedict XVI’s renunciation in 2020 and has consistently held the view that the renunciation did not cause a loss of the Papal Office.
Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Dr. Mazza’s theory that Pope Benedict XVI held an error regarding the nature of the papacy has been amply shown to be a false interpretation, as the very first homily of Pope Benedict XVI shows. I have done that here. Dr. Mazza’s explanation of the notions of collegiality is not … Continue reading Marshall interviews Mazza on his Theory of Error in the Renunciation of Pope Benedict XVI
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At the request of FromRome.Info, Dr. Mazza suggests to listeners to read his article from April for more information about his presentation above:
First, Father Z’s original statement: Click the image above to read Father Z’s original. Then, click the image below to read Mark’s commentary. Commentary by Br. Bugnolo Dr. Mazza is an esteemed colleague, but with this thesis that a successor of St. Peter can move the Apostolic See to another place in the world, he … Continue reading Father Zuhlsdorf gives a nod to the Mazza thesis
This is an audio file. In this 1.5 hour program, Ann Barnhardt, Mark Dockerty and Dr. Mazza talk a second time on the Question of Pope Benedict’s Resignation. While they speak on the assumption that a Pope can legitimately separate the Papal Office from the Office of the Bishop of Rome, against which I present … Continue reading Barnhardt, Dockerty & Mazza: How Benedict has defeated Francis
by Br Alexis Bugnolo This is an audio file. And a must listen by all who want to better be able to discuss the massive kind of error which occurred in February 2013.
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo This is an interesting and informative discussion, but inasmuch as it does not address canon 17 or canon 188, it presents no clear conclusion, which only comes from the determination of Canon Law, since the question of what Pope Benedict XVI’s Declaratio effects or means is formally a canonical one. However, … Continue reading Dr. Mazza speaks with Dr. Taylor on Benedict’s status as Pope
News and Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Recently there was a flurry of news reports regarding the letter that Monsignor Nicola Bux, a priest of Apulia, who has worked in the Roman Curia, claims to have from Pope Benedict XVI. Msgr. Bux is reported to have claimed at conference at Naples, in October of this … Continue reading VATICAN: Pope Benedict XVI’s letter to Msgr. Bux is signed “Benedict”
Editor’s Note: I do not know whether to shake my head in sorrow or pity, but when you read this long post by Harvey Millican attacking two priests in his own diocese, you will probably agree. He faults them for doing nothing about Pope Francis’ heresies; but then recommends they read Dr. Mazza’s writings which … Continue reading Harvey Millican recommends doing nothing to effetes who wont do anything
Editor’s Note: Here Dr. Mazza argues against Father Brian Harrison, on the question of whether a Catholic can personally hold that a heretical pope is no longer the pope, before any judgement of the Church. This discussion of Dr. Mazza’s I find disingenuous, because I know he knows of the Sutri Initiative, but he prefers … Continue reading Discussing, in protestant fashion, whether Pope Francis is the Pope…
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo In the recent “Is the Pope Catholic?” Conference organized online by Dr. Edmund Mazza, the Doctor introduced Ann Barnhardt as someone who attends Mass daily “according to the Rite of St. Gregory the Great, and who distributes Ivermectin.” But the only rite which is called the Rite of St. Gregory the … Continue reading Has Ann Barnhardt become Orthodox?
Editor’s Note: A conference by persons who insisted correctly that Benedict XVI was the true pope until death, while censoring others who said the same thing with better arguments, is being held in December, online, together with others who said that Pope Francis was the pope during his antipapacy and that the very same arguments … Continue reading “Is the Pope Catholic?” online Conference, Saturday Dec. 9, 2023
Commentary and Summary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Last Nov. 10th, there passed from this life, Mirko Martini di Cigala, a union representative turned private investigator, after coming to know of the disappearance of enormous sums of public funding and quantities of radioactive waste, all of which disappeared in Somalia, the former Italian colony. Involved in … Continue reading ITALY: Mirko Martini, private investigator of Somalia Connection, R. I. P.
RESPONSE TO BARNHARDT’S PERSONAL ATTACK by Andrea Cionci AUTHORIZED ENGLISH TRANSLATION BY FROMROME.INFO Italy is at war for the Pope: with The “Codice Ratzinger” (Byoblu editions) now at 2nd place for best seller according to Rizzoli & Mondadori’s rating services. And naturally this is inciting envy and bad graces of every kind. The Enemies of … Continue reading Cionci: Barnhardt’s obvious pro-Bergoglian apology
by Andrea Cionci This is a follow up to Cionci’s Open Letter in English, and his Bi-Lingual Video on the same topic. Dear Miss Barnhardt, A few days ago, I published an open letter, also translated into English, and a captioned video-interview addressed to you and Prof. Edmund Mazza, to discuss matters of enormous importance … Continue reading Andrea Cionci writes a personal letter to Ann Barnhardt (Italian & English)
by Brother Alexis Bugnolo When a very admirable person of note and fame to all the readers of FromRome.Info drops a word-bomb on her blog, we all take note. It’s very noteworthy, however, that on May 14th, of this year of our Lord, she admits to engineering a smear campaign against a fellow “Benedict is … Continue reading Ann Barnhardt admits to attacking the reputation of a fellow pro-Pope Benedict XVI fighter
Editor’s Note: This is posted for information. This does not mean any or all of its content is approved. Dr. Mazza is a Ph.D. in History, and Steve O’Reilly is a former CIA agent, who chose to put a Gladiator’s helmet in his office during the debate, as if to indicate that he is … Continue reading A Debate: Was the Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI invalid due to substantial error?
